Liú Cóng

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See also Liu Cong (劉聰)

Liu Cong the second son of the famous warlord Liu Biao and successor to Cai Mao during the Three Kingdoms Period of China. Liu Zong followed in his surrender to Cao Cao and then appointed as the protector of Qing but ended up being assassinated along with his mother by Yu Jin, a prominent officer under Cao Cao due to having thought to be a nuisance (in which took place when Liu Zong was to go to his "post").


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